Terence & Rachel Winter Red Carpet BAFTA Interview

The transcript discusses the importance of staying true to the original story in film adaptations, using 'The Wolf of Wall Street' as an example. It highlights the competitive nature of award seasons, particularly the Oscars, and the honor of being nominated. The conversation also touches on the performance and recognition of 'Dallas Buyers Club' in various award categories, noting its American-centric story. The speakers express gratitude for the nominations and reflect on the thrill of participating in such prestigious events.

What is the significance of staying true to the original story when making a film?

How does the speaker feel about the competition at the Oscars this year?

What does the speaker mean by saying they already consider themselves a winner?

What are the speaker's thoughts on the recognition of 'Dallas Buyers Club' at the Oscars?

What reasons does the speaker give for the lack of recognition for 'Dallas Buyers Club'?